For Sale Car Ads and Household Items in Local Paper
A jumble of used car listings and small ads appears, including several Ford models, a 41 Pantine, a 40 Buick Roadmaster with radio, a 46 Ford pickup, and a 1080 Mercury with door. Also noted are a spinet piano, a complete generator, and repair services offered by Mito Electric. Address snippets show 1758 7th Avenue, 1202 1th Street, and 127 Srd Te Lupton.
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FOX Sale
D. Franklin School
E. H. Whavheril
Pirak
EALE
Mercury
Heinrich
Caupion Academy
Studebaker
Hear
Bakers
John ‘Thompson
Mito Electric
Veterans Benefits Exceptions Beyond July 26 1981 Deadlines
The July 26, 1981 cutoff has exceptions. Veterans discharged after July 25, 1947 are not bound by the 1961 deadline. Those who began training before the cutoff but faced delays may resume when possible. Additional exceptions apply to those returning to active service, teachers in regular programs, and trainees who completed certain premedical paths but could not access medical, dental, or osteopathic schemes due to overcrowding. For full details contact Paliver Olnider at 906 Gravity Building, Gresley, Colorado, phone 620.
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Rining
PAL
Brieflix
Paliver Olnider
Grovlity
Gresley
Colorada
Talonhone
Turkey Gobbler Mothers Brood of 27 Ducklings
A Turkeys gobbler in Rawiling Wyoming nurtured a brood of 27 ducklings around a yard. The strange scene showed the big bird sitting with the ducklings at Bra’s home, with some ducklings clinging to its tail as an iron tide loomed.
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Rawiling
Jung
Turkey
Bra
O. Vo Wrandanturghs
Denver Markets Report Outlook For Cattle Lamb Prices
The market notes show mixed cattle and lamb pricing with imports, weekly compare shifts, and gains in prime beef. Cattle sale figures estimate 500 sows and 2,000 total, with heavier butchers and sows up to 10 higher and prime readers later in the year. lambs and sheep see declines amid limited volume and ongoing demand.
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Denver
Sears
Uwe
Pike Kood
Tairwood
Cows Stead
Ewe Rummer
Uulliy
Arbners Ig
Sayy
Ata Lope
Jens
Sheen
Lamba Mowlly
Folly Teat
Pelnie
Rodba
Sid Awriz
Grain Market Influx Mixed With Price Declines
Grain and soy markets showed mixed movement with most contracts easing. Wheat and corn closed modestly lower while soybeans and lard edged firmer amid firming yard statistics and June supply data.
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Umenes
Baybenant
Adley Kannan Guy
Highey
Des
Local Market Wheat and Poultry Prices Listed
Corrected market notes show June 76 values for wheat in shells at 2.20 and barley at 2.30. Butterfat and hen prices appear with several grade distinctions, including Double A whites and browns, colored hens by weight, Leghorn hens and 4point birds, with assorted prices and receipts noted.
Kersey Drug Store Changes Hands in Kersey
William Tonbee, long time owner of the Kersey Drug Store, sold his stock to Mr. and Mrs. William F. Todd of Denver. Capner retains the building and fixtures and will move to Meeker Oklahoma where his son-in-law Dr. L R Dall practices. The Todds and local Grossaint and Truffert families are among those visiting and planning June vacations in nearby towns as several residents travel between Colorado and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
William Tonbee
William F. Todd
Denver
Capner
Meeker
Okla
L. R. Dall
Tanner
Bell
Oklahoma
William Grossaint
Mammond
Pred Grossaint
Cyril Grossaint
Henry la Fond
Greyley
Fred
la Fann
Fred Truffert
Levelland
Will Day
Recreation Laboratory Set For Greenley Event
Nationally known recreation expert James Farrell visits Greenley to lead a two day Recreation Laboratory on June 27 and 28. County 4 H agents Dave Hill and Louise Rupple announce free program inviting 4H leaders, youth groups, and service clubs to send representatives. Contact extension office by June 2 to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jang Farrell
Wille Halt
Greeley
Dave Hill
Louise Lipple
4-H
Taders
Ehurelex
Service Grays
Jung 2
Misa Rupple
Misa Farwell
National Recreatan Association
Mint Farwall
Niles Kuppla
Aito
Tentativa
Aions Wilho
Mixx Farwell
Viet
Mish Kliple
Initer
Aleady
N. M
Family and travel notes weave through Estes Park area
The clipping lists dozens of visitors and residents traveling between Denver, Estes Park, and surrounding towns. It mentions Kathren and Nancy Wheeler Bradley visiting grandmother Mrs. Wikert, Adolph Engel and family returning from Deer Ridge Chalet, and multiple local gatherings, trips to Westcliff, Denver, and Nebraska. It notes reunions, houseguests, and a few events including a league baseball game in St. Louis.
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Westminister
Harald Luvs
Tiel Hargrove
Haton
Frank Moody
Massalltawn
Raton
Daugster
Gene Hargrove
West Coast
Moodys
Margaret Lensch
Westcliff
Nols
Roland the Chiidren
Denver
Eoward
H. M. Grahams
M. Winger
Tows
Nebraaaka
Patrick
Klinger
Waksehaal
Violette , Howay
Port Sallins
Wloyd Allen
Mer Carlson
Bob Sandstedt
Birch Lake
Minn
Allen
North Platte
Nebr
Henan
Hurke Halldorson
Mountain
N. O
Halldorsons
Exton
Colorado Springs
Js. Wi. Avidwinter
Widmater Alsin
Eirwin
Decaritinn Tiny
AL Louis Cardinals
Wmttsbergis Mentes
St. Louis
Tennesawa
Akimans
Okan
Poxaa
New Mexico
Mra
Blekinson
Tuglied
Spondelsh
Price Boss Rollback Special Featured in Local Notes
A garbled digest lists Price Boss rollback plans and social visits. It mentions the Dickinson family at Gre Apple Shanty, trips to Colorado Springs, and teaching by Rev. Seldon Dickinson at Cimp LaForet. Rostered names include Mueller and Mueller’s son, plus Reminiscences of Denver City travel and ROTC assignments.
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Dickinsons
BE. Coiftis
Colorado Springs
Cimp LaForet
Seldon Dickinson
Thaelie
Maton
Wes
Mekingon
Chackin
Mead
Wits
Teller Grownra Coop Ia Walonines
Tor Minit Pte
Colorado AFL Pushes Gov to Charge Warden Best
Colorado Federation of Labor adops a restitution resolution urging Gov Dan Thornton to file charges against Warden Roy Rest at the state penitentiary and to remove autocratic control. The group seeks wage increases for state and public welfare workers, court of appeals for labor disputes, and an arbitration board for private unions, plus 40 hour work weeks and overtime pay. They push for seniority rights for postal workers and opposing riders on appropriation bills.
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Pushle
Roy Rest
Atate Paliflentiary
Coloriads Federation of Labor
Guy
Dan ‘Thornton
Best
Wrats Civil Service
Bern
Panitantiary Guard Union
Regialalion
Court of Appeals
Anolhor
Almide Ta Oat
Labo
U. S
Colorado
Aaa
Federation
General Assembly
Cauay
State Board of Public Welfare
Ininlindia
Jtate
Shin
Whiel
Department of Taher
Honda
Qwan
Wise Hurled 4 Hit Shutout for Topeka Owls
Topeka Owls beat the Hutchinson Wks 4-0 as Harry Wise pitched a four hit shutout. Wise struck out eight, walked two, and faced 16 batters through five innings before finishing strong. The former Colorado State athlete, son of H M Wise of Platteville, improved to his second victory.
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Marry Wie
Platteville
Colorado State
Topeka Owls
Western Revolution
Owls
Mutchinson Wks
Wise
H. M. Wise
Dick Snider
Topeka
Tutchinson Elin
Wisa
Cret
Ane
Alaglan
Lke
Cheyenne Falls Two In Greeley Doubleheader
In a two game set at Forbes Wald Cheyenne took losses to Wells and Clough Furniture. Wells defeated Cheyenne 6-2 with Alex Husa earning the win after relief from Jess Cornwell. Clough Furniture edged Cheyenne 6-5 as Kishler and Koehler starred for Clough.
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Cheyenne
Clough Furn
Maya
Hoya
Royhals & Koeller
Jack's
Forbes Wald
Wells
Nahlins
Clough
Jon Murphy
Cane
Ray Curtis
Curtin
Stoyal
Bynnier
Genterther Hutfinke
Alex Husa
Jess Cornwell
Wella Mound Corps
Huwa
Furnt Turamental
Johnny Grae
Larry Dilkx
Piichar bin Koshler
Lwad-Otf
Ian Jin Crispin
George Kott
Bill Koehler
Raya
Kashler
Supuria
Clogna
Kotfman
Birth Announcements from Weld County Public Hospital
Several births reported at Weld County Public Hospital. A son born Friday June 16 to Mr and Mrs Richard Fletgemeier of Gil. A son born Friday June 15 to Mr and Mrs Gens Morrin of 1430 Fourteenth Avenue. A child born Saturday June 16 to Mr and Mrs Don Realph of Hudson. Further details vary in wording across announcements.
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Jovapl
Jackson Houlevard, & Son
Priday
Weld County Public Hospital
Richard Fletgemeier
Gil
Gens Morrin
Fourteenth Avenue
F San
Jane
Don Realph
Hudson. & San
al Weld County
Merle Campbell Reports to Fort Huntey for Duty
Merle Campbell, son of the Campbells, left Lowry Field Denver for Fort Hunter near Bay Sonneh, Ga. He has been stationed at Sout Field the past year. On arrival at Fort Hunter he telephoned his family to say the climate and terrain were not to his liking.
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Michael V. di Salle
Denver
Colo
Denver University
di Sade
P. S. Me
Fort Dixon
Sout Field
Pfe
Merle Campbell
Campbells
Lowry
Force Base
Fort Huntey
Baesonneh
Frorylale
Ft. Hutter
Coors Beats Moose 7 to 2 In Exhibition Game
Coors defeated the Moose 7 to 2 in an exhibition at Fort Collins. Pitcher Milt Ardrey limited the Moose to two hits while Ping Vaught hit two home runs and Jerry McMillen added three hits for Coors. The game preceded Sunday's Fort Collins Oaks matchup with Don Forbes slotted for mound duty.
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Cons
Greatey
Fort Collins
Fort Collings
Iilta
Collins
Jerry McMillen
McMillen
Gene ‘Olo
Fiva
Fort Colina
Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Major League leaders list includes batting averages runs and RBIs with names such as Musing, Robinson, and Williams leading the American and National Leagues. The summary notes top hitters and pitchers across Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and St Louis with standout figures and averages. A 4-H softball feature at Forbes Field highlights Auburn beating Platteville 7-6 and notable Class A results.
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Associated
Hage
Balf
Fain
Philadelphia
Minno
Chicago
Minoso
Willlame
Boaton
Robinson
Williame
Boston
Hla—Dimaggio
Fox
Fatn
Kana
Retineon
Wiliams
Pilching
Gumpert
Lopat
New York
Feller
Cleveland
Musial
SC Ennis
Brooklyn
Hoxes
Dark
Snider
Westlake
St. Louis
Ashburn
Nome Rums
Westlake St. Louis
Titching—Rae
Brecheen
Forbes Field
Auburn
Platteville
Gill
Nunn
Kiner
Tradeville
Court actions outline divorces and damages in 1951
In Platteville Minnie Kissinger sues Erwin G Klesingey for divorce while Evelyn Fay McCarty seeks interlocutory relief from Greeley parties. District Court handles a $302.73 auto damage claim from R A Schultz after a March 2 1951 collision at Eighth avenue and Eighth street in Greeley. Marriage licenses issued for Rueben Flechtner of Loveland and Jacqueline Wiss of Greeley and for Wayne Wilbert Lutz and Delores Schmidt of Windsor.
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Minnie Kissinger
Platteville
Erwin G. Klesingey
W. Melvin McCarty
Greeley
Evelyn Fay McCarty
QO. L
Francis DL. Cogturn
Exton
R. A. Schultz
Eighth Avenue
Eighth Street
Rueben
Flechtner
Loveland
Jacqueline L. Wiss
Wayne Wilbert Lutz
Delores Lee Schmidt
Windsor
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